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Dragonflies & Damselflies (Odonata)

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ConBoekel wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks Harvey. It is in a TSR which makes it even more interesting, IMO.
Austroepigomphus praeruptus
HarveyPerkins wrote:
Yesterday
Way more interesting than a Royal Tigertail, Con. These are cropping up in a range of places now. And females are recorded much less frequently than males. Great find!
Austroepigomphus praeruptus
Harrisi wrote:
9 Feb 2025
Thanks Korinne, a very distinctive (and large) sp.
Archaeosynthemis orientalis
KorinneM wrote:
8 Feb 2025
After consulting Greg Martin, going with Unicorn.
Austroaeschna unicornis
KorinneM wrote:
8 Feb 2025
Very nice. Another location for this species. ALA only has some sightings within the ACT on the very western edge of the ACT.
Archaeosynthemis orientalis

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